SERAC

Initializing
SERAC

SERAC // Robinhood Chain

There is a GPU behind this door.

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01 // Access

The door reads wallets.

Hold $SERAC and it opens. No form, no list. The key is what you hold.

02 // The machine

Rented by the second. Paid by every trade.

Each trade pays a fee. The fee pays the GPU. Its vitals are on the screens around it, live from the provider.

03 // The terminal

One seat. Every holder.

An open-weight model running on that GPU. No account. No logs. Just the coin.

Link established

You are in.

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Protocol

Three moving parts.

01

Trades pay rent

$SERAC launches on Pons with a creator fee on every trade. That fee is the GPU's only budget.

02

Rent buys seconds

The GPU is rented per second from RunPod. While the budget lasts, it runs. When it doesn't, it sleeps, and this page says so.

03

Holders get the seat

Connect a wallet that holds $SERAC, sign a message (no transaction), and talk to the model running on it.

Vitals

Read the machine.

Straight from the provider's API, every 15 seconds. When there is nothing to show, nothing is shown.

StatusStandbyPowers on at launch
GPU—Rented per second
Load—Live utilization
VRAM—Memory the model holds

Proof

Not deployed yet.

The contract appears here and on our X the minute it exists. Any address posted before that is fake.

NetworkRobinhood Chain · 4663
LaunchpadPons
AllocationFair launch, no presale
Fee useGPU rent, in public

Queries

Before you ask.

Is the GPU real?

Yes. It's rented from RunPod, and its status, model and load are read from their API and shown on this page. If it's off, the page shows it off.

What happens in the terminal?

You talk to the open-weight model running on that GPU: write, code, ask. Conversations are not stored, and the model's name is shown in the terminal.

How much do I need to hold?

The threshold is shown in the terminal and set so that a small buy gets you in. It only moves with a post on X first.

What if volume dies?

The budget runs out and the GPU sleeps until fees come back. Nothing is promised beyond what the fees pay for.

Is there a team allocation?

No. Fair launch on Pons. The creator buys on the curve like everyone else, in public.